Flow-through heat transfer apparatus with movable thermal via

Heat exchange – Flexible envelope or cover type

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165 804, 361385, 357 82, F24D 1902, F28F 500, H01L 2504

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ABSTRACT:
A heat transfer apparatus especially useful for cooling electronic components has a frame with a channel for the flow of heat transfer liquid, a flexible sheet connected to the frame, and a thermal via coupled to the sheet. As fluid flows through the channel, the sheet and via move outwardly for contact with the component to be cooled. A cover structure extends across the frame adjacent the via and limits outward movement of the sheet. The cover structure also prevents damage to the sheet when the apparatus is handled.

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IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, vol. 29, No. 3, (Aug. 1985).
Reprint from Electronic Products magazine, Jan., 1989.

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